100% agree.  Very nicely stated. I wanted to say much the same, but your comment is probably better than anything I would have wrote.

I think they’re just summarizing the average interaction a pedestrian would ideally have with a right-turning vehicle.

I like your optimism, I hope that’s true

They weren’t actively being an asshole; they are just an average idiot with no situational awareness or critical thinking skills.

If you have the option between slow and fast, then yes, absolutely, why are you even asking? Always act as you would hope others would act if the situation was reversed. I am sure Kant would have been happy to use EV charges to illustrate his reasoning.

Very much this. 

This. If I have a crush injury I only want someone who knows what they’re doing uncrushing me.

This. 

Imagine not remembering that this was the way it used to be.  No one went shopping at the airport then, they wont do it now.  It just means that people who are stuck at the airport have to suffer less.  If means you can meet people during layovers for lunch or shopping.

Your Alfa Romeo started?

“...praying for peace and comfort for all those impacted.”

I like Jalopnik and have been a reader for years but find myself at TheDrive more often because of headlines and shitty journalism like this. 

I really don’t understand what y’all are whining about with these. They’re higher than 15 inches from the road, you don’t need to convince yourself that they’re dangerous and illegal just because you’re not a fan of the design choice.

“no carbon fiber sub had ever gone that deep before.”

They need to coat the exterior of the device with adhesive. Hear me out- The perp tries to take the device off his car. Now his hand is stuck to it. Then he tries to pull it off with his other hand. Both hands are stuck. In desperation, he lies down and tries to push the thing away with his feet. He’s now basically…

Because this is a car and auto-enthusiasts’ website and if it wasn’t mentioned, we’d all be asking. Knowing what car lets us paint a picture of what happened, what the fuel lines would’ve looked like, where he was in his shop, what era of fuel delivery he was dealing with...

As big as those things are, I am even more impressed that there is evidently a building big enough to build one *indoors*. I have never seen that before.

Maybe a big bill like that will convince her to slow down.

I really don’t know why I visit this site anymore, just to drive up engagement by commenting on shitty articles like this. I’ve become part of the problem. Later, bitches!

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